The AntiquesRoadshow Boston Red Stockings appraisal airs...

[prewarsports]

Interesting that the other signatures of the non-hall of famers on that letter were not even mentioned, but are worth more than the Wright and Spalding as well. Many of the others players have no known autographs or in some cases only 1 or 2 known to exist.

WAY overvalued, but really cool and you can pretty much insure anything for as much as you want as long as you are willing to pay the company the premium to insure it for that much.

I agree the "archive" is probably worth closer to 200K with the letter probably being the most valuable individual piece but possibly the team photo.

[The Nasty Nati]

Has Roadshow posted the video or a link to view it online?

[GaryPassamonte]

Rhys- I'm still lamenting the Dodgers and Mariners not making the World Series. I was all set to come for a visit.

[CardboardCollector]

Originally Posted by The Nasty Nati

Has Roadshow posted the video or a link to view it online?

Antiques Roadshow - Sports Memorabilia Find

It's at 48:14 into the video.

[prewarsports]

This is the year, I can feel it, a Seahawks and Mariners sweep!

Were any of the Mort Rogers featured previously uncatalogued? I don't remember seeing a Spalding or either of the Wrights come up for auction in the past.

[h2oya311]

In a previous thread, there was mention of a Warren Studios CDV (or Cabinet) of Spalding in the collection. Do you know if there was truth to this? I didn't get a good look at the photo next to the team Cabinet.

[bgar3]

Derek, there did appear to be a Warren Spalding cdv.